The famous literary lines were “To be or not to be”, from Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, and the opening to Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”.

Thousands of visitors flock to UK castles each year, some with links to Harry Potter, others with a long history of sieges, ...

Honours typically celebrate the contribution of well-known personalities, government employees and ordinary people who have ...

Secondary industrial action - where a trade union asks its members to take action against their employer in solidarity with ...

The BMA is urging the House of Lords to support Amendment 240 to the Employment Rights Bill when it is further debated next ...

A weekend visit of preaching to the converted did little to shift global perception on Pakistan-sponsored terrorism ...

With the evolving landscape of Christian music, a new wave of gospel artistes is emerging, redefining the sound, style and ...

The House of Lords Constitution committee's annual session on the work of the UK Supreme Court, with evidence from Lord Reed ...

The Government's newest minister in the House of Lords has stood down from her post after just over two weeks in the job.

Two senior House Democrats are asking Attorney General Pam Bondi for the timeline of the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) declassification and release of the convicted sex offender and financier ...

Imprisonment for Public Protection sentences were scrapped in 2012 but not retrospectively, with families of IPP recipients ...

What are we looking for when we’re looking for queer?” asks theologian Lisa Isherwood. “I’m looking for a wider picture ...